Hana wa Saku ka - Hidaka Shoko

[bru160]

Hi, y'all!!!

It has been a long time since I posted something, right?

The reason is partly lack of imagination and partly laziness ˆˆ

Anyway, let me write this post before I become lazy again :)

I think I'm already known as the person who keeps changing her mind about mangakas, mangas, art styles, what is beautiful, what is not, well, you guys get the

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[donhisiewen]

[bru160]

Own, thanks! It is good to know that someone likes it, it just feels good! :)

And I really was writing while still processing things through my mind! ˆˆ

Ougi Yuzuha and Sakurai Shushushu are also at my no brainers list! :P

[bru160]

Sakurai Shushushu really is a no-brainer mangaka, what is a pity since her art is gorgeous, but I will never stop enjoying her works, they are just too funny ;P

Actually, when I stopped being shallow, and begin to look for plots and not art, I ended up liking more mangakas than I used to. The real difference appeared when I make my top10 mangakas, and the ones that used to be there are not even close of coming back ˆˆ

I have read the final two that you recommended ( Asou Kai *-*), and I think that I have read the first two as well, but I'm not sure. But thank you anyway! :)

[bru160]

I think overdone it the key word.
She simply wasn't all over the place, the feelings weren't out there screaming, they were more whispers, which you could hear if you paid attention to certain looks and lines, and that is so like real life, that you could actually believe that those characters could be somewhere living and breathing in the real world,

Own, thank you! It is really good to be back!

[hanadj]

Hi! How are you? I'm really glad you like this wonderful mangaka!
I love her works so much!!!!
I think that everyone of us experiment a change in his/her own tastes as time goes by, expecially when you begin to know a new fiction genre, and it's usual to be attracted to what is on the "surface" at the beginning, and then wanting to go more deeper, focusing on stories and characters development.
Have a nice day!

[bru160]

The problem when we just started is that we look for the beauty first, and then, when we decide that beauty is overrated and too shallow for us, we go deeper, and sometimes we end up finding not ugliness, but truth.

I'm awesome now that I have finally gone to writing my posts here! :)

[praysolace]

Arashi no Ato is one of my favorites~

Heya, look who's so back she's even posting! ;3